Me Oi

The service was fast, and friendly. The food mostly was decent, albeit a bit pricey for the quality, but very decent considering the serving sizes (large). The pho alone is worth it, the crispy skin chicken was more than acceptable. The pork vermicelli was lack lustre, somehow it seemed to be lost, missing smokey bbq mailard flavours. The coffee, was way too sweet, and missing that strong coffee aroma that marks a great Vietnamese coffee. Bland milky and sweet... The restaurant was cleanly and well presented, this place is worth a visit, but not quite good enough to be a regular.

Was a little difficult to find unless you were looking for it though the interior appears newly furbished and cute with their babyblue and white combination. An odd display of high top Jordan sport shoes along the wall... not sure why but it's a basketball theme all throughout. Nevertheless they sadly do not do fried rice so we opted for Pho Tai (rare beef) which had a splendid tender beef. The broth was pleasant and flavoursome. Highly recommended due to the tender beef. I also ordered a pork summer rice paper roll as I didn't have my medicine for crustaceans (allergies sob sob). I wouldn't recommend this as they only provided one thin layer of pork. All I could taste was scrumptious lettuce. I would have expected them to add in another layer of pork to substitute for the prawns. My main meal was a crispy chicken dry noodle set. I was taken aback for their portions were generous! Recommend it! Flavours were well balanced. Staff are extremely friendly though not attentive to the fact that our tables were not cleared when we've clearly finished and stacked our bowls. Nevertheless highly recommend this place. Not bad.